THE PUEBLO STORYTELLER. Development of a Figurative Ceramic Tradition
Tucson: 1986. xix, 201 pages, 27 large color and 43 large b/w photographs of ceramic storyteller figures, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
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AN INTRODUCTION TO SPOKEN BOLIVIAN QUECHUA
Austin: Institute of Latin American Studies, 1969, 1971 (2nd printing). xxii, 449 pages, 98 pages of drawings, 1 map. More
THE MYTHS OF THE NEW WORLD. A Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Race of America
New York: Henry Holt & Co., 1876. (2nd ed., revised). viii, 331 pages. Gilt decorated cloth cover. This copy is signed by O.T. Mason and bears a sticker from the U.S. National Museum that states it is a gift of Otis T. Mason. More
RACES AND PEOPLE. Anthropology, Ethnology
probably Philadelphia; n.d. 420 pages, 110 pages of drawings of tribal peoples and their material culture. Cloth cover. Arts Sciences Publishing Co.--we believe this the 1890 first edition. More
CONTRIBUTION A L'ETUDE DES RITES DE PASSAGE ET DES TECHNIQUES DES BOBO.
Musee Royal de l'Afrique Centrale, No. 9, 1967. 120 pages. Mint condition. More
ARCHEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT LIMESTONE
Texas Archeological Survey Report No. 71, 1979. viii, 312 pages, 30 figures. More
BUNDI. The Culture of a Papua New Guinea People
Nerang: 1983. x, 167 pages, 141 color and 36 b/w photographs, 1 map. Hard board cover. The traditional, pre-contact culture of the Bundi, a people who live in the Highland fringe of Papua New Guinea, is the subject of this out of print study based on the author's work among..... More
INDIAN SIGNALS AND SIGN LANGUAGE
New York: 1985. 81 pages, more than 350 color illustrations--mainly photographs. Cloth cover. More
CANADIAN ETHNOLOGY SOCIETY. Papers Presented at the Sixth Annual Congress
Canadian Ethnology Service, Paper No. 78. Ottawa: 1981. 265 pages containing 53 papers dealing with a plethora of topics, including a number on Northwest Coast and Eskimo carving. More
PREHISTORIC CERAMIC STYLES OF LOWLAND SOUTH AMERICA, THEIR DISTRIBUTION AND HISTORY
YALE UNIVERSITY, Publications In Anthropology, No. 37: 1947. 95 pages of text containing 15 figures and 3 tables, plus 15 pages of photographs. More
AFRICAN SCULPTURE. LAWRENCE GUSSMAN COLLECTION
Tulsa: Philbrook Art Center, n.d. (ca.1965-70). 4 full-page photographs, 1 map. More
THE ANCESTORS. Native Artisans of the Americas
Museum of the American Indian: 1979. 228 pages, 214 photographsof hundreds of objects. This lovely, photo-filed Museum of the American Indian catalogue is divided into 7 sections: The Painter (Sioux), the Featherworker (Karaja of Brazil), The Carver (Haida), The Goldsmith (Code style of ancient Panama), The Basketmaker (Pomo), The Weaver..... More
INDIANS BEFORE COLUMBUS. Twenty Thousand Years of North American History Revealed by Archaeology
Chicago: 1947. xxiii, 582 pages, 122 photographs and drawings of over 600 objects, map on endpapers. Cloth cover. More
NACIMIENTOS. Nativity Scenes by Southwest Indian Artisans
Albuquerque: 1990. 328 pages, 52 illustrations. Soft cover edition. This is the first comprehensive work on a new phenomenon--the carving and painting of nativity scenes by Southwest Indian artists. Not until the mid-twentieth century did Indian artists adopt this form, and for each of the seventeen artists represented in this..... More
INUIT. Glimpses of an Arctic Past
Canadian Museum of Civilization: 1995. 159 pages, approximately 200 color photographs and 65 color and b/w drawings of all aspects of Copper Inuit (central Canadian Arctic) life as lived in the early 20th century and their artifacts, clothing and household objects. Cloth cover. More
NEW LIGHT ON CHACO CANYON
School of American Research: 1984. xii, 95 pages, 90 b/w and 11 color photographs, 3 drawings, 2 maps. More
AN ARCHEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF VENEZUELA. and EXCAVATIONS AT RONQUIN, VENEZUELA. and EXCAVATIONS AT TOCORON, VENEZUELA
YALE UNIVERSITY, Publications In Anthropology, Nos. 27, 28, 29: 1943. 313 pages of text containing 54 figures, plus 38 pages of photographs. More
PUEBLO BONITO
American Museum of Natural History, Anthropological Papers, Vol. XXVII, 1920. Albuquerque: 1996 (reprint). xviii, 398 pages, 152 photographs and drawings--principally of artifacts, plus 12 pages of photographs and 12 pages of descriptions, 1 map, 2 plans. Cloth cover. Excavated in 1896, the treasures of this magnificent site were presented in..... More
ANASAZI. Ancient People of the Rock
New York: 1974. 189 pages, 110 color and 17 b/w photograhs--mostly full-page. Soft cover edition. More
OCMULGE. National Monument, Georgia
National Park Service Historical Handbook Series, No. 24: 1956, 1961. 58 pages, 46 photographs--principally of artifacts, 1 map, 1 double-page plan. More
ANCIENT TREASURES IN TERRA COTTA OF MALI AND GHANA
New York: African-American Institute, 1981. 48 pages, 32 b/w and 2 color photographs. More
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN THE COULEE DAM NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, SPRING 1968
Washington State University Laboratory of Anthropology Report of Investigations. No. 45, 1968. x, 53 pages, 12 pages of photographs, 2 maps, 1 plan. More
CARNEGIE MUSEUM COLLECTION FROM SOUTHEAST UTAH and. A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF THE FONTELLE RESERVOIR, WYOMING.
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH, Anthropological Papers, No. 57 and No. l58, 1962. 1962. vi, 71 pages, 13 pages of photographs, 1 map (a). v, 43 pages, 4 pages of photographs, 2 drawings, 1 map in text and 1 fold-out map (b). More
Eskimo Carved Ivories from Northern Labrador(a); Shaman's Cache from Southern California(b); Some String Figures of the Virginia Indians(c)
MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, Indian Notes, Vol. 4, No. 4. 1927. 124 pages, photographs, figures. More
MAYA-SPANISH CROSSES IN YUCATAN
PEABODY MUSEUM Papers, Vol. XIII, No. 1: 1931. xiv, 256 pages of text, plus 47 pages of photographs and tables. More
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